On the February 8, 2004, the Insafe network marked the first International Safer Internet Day. This holiday is part of the efforts of the international network to guarantee a safer internet for all users, and most notably for the younger ones.<\/p>\n
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In Bulgaria, the day was marked for the first time in 2005. Since then, the Bulgarian Safer Internet Centre has organized celebrations of this important day every year.<\/p>\n
The highlights of the 2015 celebration were the addresses delivered by a Member of the European Parliament Mrs. Maria Gabriel, the Chair of the Bulgarian State Agency for Child Protection Mrs. Eva Zhecheva, Bulgaria\u2019s Vice-Minister of Interior Mr. Filip Gounev, Vice-Minister of Sports Mr. Kalin Kamenov and the head of the \u201cCybercrime\u201d unit of the State Agency for National Security Mr. Yavor Kolev.<\/p>\n
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News from Safer Internet Day:<\/strong> <\/p>\n The 20th edition of the Safer Internet Day was celebrated in Bulgaria<\/a><\/p>\n Bulgaria celebrated the Safer Internet Day 2022<\/a><\/p>\n SID 2021 celebrated in Bulgaria <\/a><\/p>\n From SID 2020 several campaigns start in Bulgaria <\/a><\/p>\n Safer Internet Day in Bulgaria – Launch of the #YouAreTheHero campaign<\/a><\/p>\n A campaign called “You Are The Hero” was launched on the Safer Internet Day<\/a><\/p>\n Safer Internet Day: Children, young people and teachers discussed fake news<\/a><\/p>\n Celebrating the Safer Internet Day<\/a><\/p>\n The Conference “Dos and Don’ts… For a Few Likes More” was held on SID 2016<\/a><\/p>\n The three best cyberscout teams were awarded at SID 2016<\/a><\/p>\n